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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 295, 2 September 1918, Page 8

FOR FARM ENGINES. "Novo-ko" increases running time 78%. Farmors using petrol find running costs particularly heavy 6iuce the shipping shortage has forced the price of motor fuel to its present level. "Novoko" is solving 'this problem for many progressive farmers by effecting a wonderful saving in consumption, whether petrol or other fuel is -need. ■ Under ordinary conditions where kerosene or benzine is fired in an engine combustion is not complete and the un-< burnt carbon iB thus deposited on the piston. "Novo-ko" mixed with the fuel produces comploto combustion, reducing the deposit of carbon, thus producing greater powor and a bettor running engine. A test made at Bett and Bayly's Motor-Garage, Pfilmerston North, showed wonderful results. The plant used was : 'a 3'h.p, stationary benzine engine, coupled to a 25 to 40 dynamo connected up to lighting set. Tho engine was allowed to run till stopping, on half-pint of Ktilif motor spirit. It was again* - started under similar conditions wills tho excoption that "Novo-lco" addod to tho spirit, gave an increase of just over' 78% in running time with the same fuel. "Novo-ko". .will not harm the will not clog or stick, and contains no grittiness. It is now being produced in a clarified form and does not cause a deposit in the carburettor.' At all garages at the following prices: ss. 1 pint tin, sufficient for 20 gallons. 17s. Cd. {-gallon tin. sufficient for 80 gallons. 325. 6d. 1 gallon tin, sufficient for 160 gnllonß. Write for particulars to N.Z. Fuel Economi6ers, Ltd., AVanganui.—Advt.